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How it works

Taught from production. Practised until it's routine.

Every program, whatever the tool, runs the same way: a practitioner teaches the work as it is actually done, you build it, you practise it, and you are never stuck alone.

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  1. Learn from production

    Live classes in the evenings and on weekends, taught by someone who did this work today, in the order the work happens.

  2. Build the real thing

    Projects modelled on the mentors' production work, not textbook exercises. They become the portfolio you show.

  3. Practise until it's routine

    Graded assignments and case simulations that reproduce what the job actually asks, reviewed with notes you can act on.

  4. Never stuck alone

    1:1 doubt-solving on the LMS, recordings for the weeks life gets in the way, mentors on chat between classes.

A week in a program

Built around a full-time job.

The exact days and times differ by batch; a counsellor confirms them before you commit.

  • Weeknights

    Live class with the mentor

    The workflow, dashboard, pipeline or design of the week, built live, with the questions people actually ask.

  • Weekend

    Lab and project time

    Build with the mentor in the room. Get stuck, get unstuck, leave with something that works.

  • Any day

    Recordings, 1:1 slots, chat

    Every class recorded the same day. A 1:1 slot when you're stuck. Mentor chat for the small things.

What a project looks like

Brief, build, review. Like work.

Three per program. Each one is modelled on a mentor's real production work, never on client data.

  • The brief

    A one-page brief the way a manager would write it: the ask, the data, the deadline, what “done” means.

  • The build

    You build it over the module, with lab time and 1:1 slots when you're stuck. The mentor reviews the work-in-progress.

  • The review

    A production-style review: what would break, what a senior would change, what to say about it in an interview.

What you get, and what we don't promise

A portfolio, a certificate, and a straight answer.

This is what leaving the program looks like.

You get

  • Three reviewed projects you can show and talk through
  • A TTFA certificate on completing the final project
  • Career support: mock interviews, profile reviews, referrals where we have them

We don't

Promise a role, a salary or a placement. Nobody honest can. Your work makes the case; we make sure the work is real.

Questions

About the method.

Jitendra SinghArvind TiwarySahil Agrahari
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Have questions about our courses, learning experience, or which path is right for you? Talk to our team — no pressure, just guidance.

Plan for the live classes plus a few hours of project time. A counsellor gives you the batch's exact schedule before you commit.

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Pick the role you want to be seen in, and read how the weeks run.

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